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Tips and Hints
Yes, absolutely. The old adage, "They don't make them like they used
to" is the cold truth, especially when referring to refrigerators.
It only makes sense to keep a refrigerator while it still has useful
life, especially if it’s only a minor repair. The average useful
life of a newer refrigerator is 15-17 years. Older models last much
longer. In fact, since they contain fewer motors, use simpler
designs and less plastic, compared to newer models, you would be
surprised to know that the energy consumption is not that much
greater and that they were built to last longer, not break down
sooner. Taking into account the average cost of a repair of your
current unit vs. the total cost of buying new: unit price + tax +
shipping/travel cost + installation labor + extraction of your old
appliance + loss of time from work + possible kitchen remodeling
costs + dining out = 5 to 25 times, or greater, what it would have
cost for US to repair. In addition to the monetary cost itself,
remember to add the burden, financial and otherwise, of living
without a refrigerator for even 2 days, possibly up to a week or
even longer. Consider this too, the average age of a refrigerator
that we currently service, is around 4 years old.
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